Wildrose’s pedal to the metal strategy for the oil and gas sector
The favourite in Monday's Alberta election, Danielle Smith and her Wildrose party, plans to push the province's oil and gas advantage if elected.
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Cutting a 149-km rail track through bogs and permafrost to ship iron ore
NunatsiqOnline profiles the engineering hurdle Baffinland Iron Ore Mines Corp. will face as it attempts to get iron ore from its inland Mary River iron ore site to ports on the coast.
Five billion dollar loss expected at BHP Billiton after shale gas misplays
Sunday Times (paywall) reports that collapsing natural gas prices will probably cost mining giant BHP Billiton upwards of $5 billion in writedowns.
Wesizwe Platinum’s new mine smell
The construction of Wesizwe's Bakubung mine is in sharp contrast to the the general gloominess that currently envelops South Africa's platinum sector
As investors lose faith in dollar gold will win out
Gold is currently treading water but Jeff Nichols believes that the chances of a breakout to the upside are significantly greater than the probability of a breakdown with the gold bull having five to ten years of life ahead,
Policy maker behind Indonesia’s 25-percent mining tax dies while mountain climbing
The key policy maker behind a drive to impose a 25% tax on Indonesia's mining exports passed away unexpectedly on Saturday.
Creepy vintage ad: ‘I hope the lead I’m mining will be used in your paint’
Social news site Reddit ran a vintage mining ad showing a happy miner extolling the virtues of lead.
Poll shows support for mining in space
While we may receive confirmation on Tuesday that James Cameron and some Google executives are going to start mining in space, CBC asked its readers if it's even a good idea and found strong support.
Rainy River shareprice slides 10 pct on capital cost speculation
Investors punish Rainy River Resources as its President and CEO Raymond Threlkeld warns of imminent capital cost escalation.